Pricing help on 05 Santa Fe

Discussion in 'Hyundai Santa Fe' started by Scott Blair, Jun 25, 2005.

  1. Scott Blair

    Scott Blair Guest

    Hello all, first time poster here. My wife and I will be looking this
    weekend at an '05 Santa Fe GLS FWD w/ the 2.7 6 cyl engine, pretty full
    options package.

    From the pricing we have seen and from info on consumerreports.org this
    looks like what we are looking for. Pricing wise a local dealership where
    we live in Wisconsin has it listed on their website at $20,490 as their
    "internet price". Seems like a good deal as their regular price is more in
    the neighborhood at $22,000. I'd like to think I could get the dealer to
    knock off 2% and buy it at $20,000 even.

    Does that seem like a decent price or with these "internet prices" does that
    usually mean that the dealer will rarely budge even a few hundred dollars
    off that? TIA for any help.

    Scott
     
    Scott Blair, Jun 25, 2005
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  2. Scott, When i bought my 2002 Santa Fe GLS, FWD, v-6 .... i really
    shopped it hard between 4 dealers and yes...they came down below thier
    'internet price' . If you want the best price you can get, then, you
    must be willing to go back to the Dealers a couple times each and not be
    willing to signup too soon. This means walking out of thier Dealership
    then going to the next one --- usually takes a complete day to go thru
    the dance . There are all kinds of ways for a Dealer to make money on
    new cars including kickbacks from the manufacturer i discovered. If they
    want the sale, they will come down . Once you get a Dealer telling you
    'Sorry, but i just cant come down anymore'....then, youre almost to the
    point of getting the best deal. Once youve found the Dealer with the
    absolute lowest price, then, tell him in order to wrap up the deal youd
    like him to throw in free oil changes for the first 30,000 miles or free
    detailing for 30,000 miles or free car washes or something else .
    Squeeze em like an Orange Juice maker . (dang..i wish i could go with
    you on this purchase...I love buying a new car).
     
    Dave in Lake Villa, Jun 25, 2005
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  3. Scott Blair

    Guest Guest

    I Know one of the best places to buy a hyundai is in WI.
    I am not 100% sure of the dealer, but I believe it is they hyundai
    dealership in Fon Du Lac, WI
    Call them, and ask for Fantastic Fred in the internet dpt. If that is the
    dealership, and if he is there...
    tell him you were referred by the santa fe owners group.
    He has been able to beat prices all over the country, and that includes
    shipping costs.
    Anyway, dozens of people on the group have sung his praises on service and
    price.
    Good luck,
     
    Guest, Jun 25, 2005
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  4. 'I Know one of the best places to buy a hyundai is in WI. I am not 100%
    sure of the dealer, but I believe it is they hyundai dealership in Fon
    Du Lac, WI
    Call them, and ask for Fantastic Fred in the internet dpt. If that is
    the dealership, and if he is there...
    tell him you were referred by the santa fe owners group. He has been
    able to beat prices all over the country, and that includes shipping
    costs.
    Anyway, dozens of people on the group have sung his praises on service
    and price.
    Good luck,'

    ME: Ill remember this for the next time i buy a Hyundai ; Fondulac,
    Wisc, is only about 3 hours drive for me. But, before i go up there, i
    will have gone to at least 3 local Hyundai local Dealers so i have a
    feel for what a good price really is.
     
    Dave in Lake Villa, Jun 26, 2005
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  5. Scott Blair

    Scott Blair Guest

    You would talking about Van Horn Hyundai in Fond du Lac. Its about 2 miles
    west of Hwy 41 on Hwy 23. Fred Noyes would be "fantastic Fred" as he was
    referred to. We live about 20 miles north of Fond du Lac in Oshkosh.

    My wife and I went there today and a few hours later had ourselves a brand
    new Santa Fe. We made our offer, told em about our credit, how much we were
    willing to put down, and a deal was made. Even gave us about $500 more for
    our trade in than we expected. No hassles, we got a vehicle whose MSRP was
    just over $23,000 for $19,500 after sale, rebates, and negotiation. For the
    record it would be the 05' Santa Fe FWD, w/ the 3.7 liter engine, midnight
    blue in color (sharp). Great options package as well.

    Got a 4.69% interest rate on top of it. All in all my best experience ever
    buying a vehicle.

    Scott
     
    Scott Blair, Jun 26, 2005
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  6. Scott Blair

    Scott Blair Guest

    I meant moonlit blue of course

    Scott
     
    Scott Blair, Jun 26, 2005
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  7. Scott Blair

    Guest Guest

    Glad it worked out for you. sounds like fred Came through again! I assume
    that they did a better deal for you than other dealers offered?
     
    Guest, Jun 26, 2005
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  8. Scott Blair

    Scott Blair Guest

    Actually the other 2 Hyundai dealerships in the area either didnt have any
    sales going on or they only had the AWD's in stock.

    Scott
     
    Scott Blair, Jun 27, 2005
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  9. Glad you got a great deal. Maybe its best to buy away from larger citys
    in an area where its less economically fruitful .
     
    Dave in Lake Villa, Jun 27, 2005
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  10. Scott Blair

    Krazy Kanuck Guest

    Glad you're happy with your deal....mine too is a moonlit blue and the only
    thing I don't like about it is it shows every little scratch.....
    Len
     
    Krazy Kanuck, Jun 29, 2005
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